KO TE NIUPEPA MAORI H WEI te Turei tuatahi o te marai-... L te taha maori o tk Kai-wiiakamataara o kgi nvi erua, he mea huihui nga korero o nga wiki o te maiama o mua. Ko te utu mo te niupepa kotahi, etoru pene. *„* Ko nga pukapuka katoa ki te Kai-viha-kumataaru nie ka»e mai kite whare o kai-ta pukapuka o Whwmluana raua ko WiRIIIANA. Akarana, Huni 5, 184 S.
The Anglo-Maori Wardeb, is published every Tuesday. Terms op Twenty-eight Shillings per annum, or Seven Shillings per Quarter, payable in advance. Single numbers, seven-pence. Advertisements:—Two Shillings a'ul Six-pence-for the first eij<ht lints, of space, and two-pence for every line additional—half price after first insertion. All Orders, Advertisements, and communications to the Editor, are requested to be addressed to tbisotUou. Written orders only attended to.
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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 12, 11 July 1848, Page 4
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134Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 12, 11 July 1848, Page 4
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